Does look like a male.

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Jools

Sorry Steve, just coming to this now - a browser cache issue - glad you got it sorted.

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Jools

No problem!

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Hi Eric,

I'm not seeing this - could you make sure you do a hard browser cache refresh and just check it's your browser hasn't cached something funky?

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Jools

Also sounds like someone mixing up L190 and L191.

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Hi Halvard, Thanks for posting the new pics. I'm sorry to be so pedantic (and I know it's a pain) but is there any chance you could flip horizontally all the Peckoltia pictures so they face the left? I'd do it myself but your logo / watermark is, in most cases, not going to look good when I flip a s...

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It could be a bug, or it could be the browser not displaying the new image due to a caching issue. Can you try uploading the new picture again and let me know when it's done?

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Jools

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Hi Eric,

Thanks for reporting, I think I've fixed this one. I can only be 100% sure when adding a n. sp. - so perhaps we can both keep our eyes peeled!

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You kind of need to go back to the magazine articles of the time. And perhaps the Aqualog book. Articles are here: https://www.planetcatfish.com/shaneswor ... +l-numbers


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L136C's origins are not a tank-raised strain.

It was introduced/promoted by Aquarium Glaser / Aqualog for grading wild-caught fishes based on spot size several years after the introduction of A and B 30 years ago in DATZ.

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Awesome, thanks for posting.

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This is now complete and appears to have gone really rather well! As ever, any issues, please report if you can.


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It's undescribed - see Microsynodontis sp(1).

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I don't, it's a Rio Madiera drainage fish.

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New one to me.

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Thanks Balaji, I tried various things with the type locality and it all worked fine. Then I figured out the error is caused by removing one or both of the zeros in the default Type Location Latitude or Longitude fields. I think perhaps this is what you did too? Anyway, I've changed it so if that hap...

If anyone has a copy of the PDF, would be interested.

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Jools
PS Originally, I double-posted this after @Silurus had done so, I did search for it but clearly not very well. Anyway, thanks for tidying up.

Yup, bug in there. Now fixed.

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Hi Balaji, Bad news I'm afraid. I copied and pasted that into a data sub and it worked. The co-ords (long hand, 28°09'00.0"N 95°00'00.0"E) have got apostrophes as opposed to quotes in them and I thought that might be the problem but no. I had previous ensured that would be translated and w...

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Probably Otocinclus vittatus, well done on spawning them, that's cool.

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Jools

This is now fixed.

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Jools

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In my view 5-6" if you want to breed them faster. Smaller ones would allow you to buy a larger group likely still for less money and let them grow out and pair off.

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I had a play around with it and I think the error will happen if you change a number in the gender ratio bit to just a space and then click submit. It should be more robust than this, so I will take a look at doing that.

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Jools

It seems there is a specific thing you're typing into a field - maybe the "group size" field. Can you recall / tell me what that was you were trying to do?

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Hi Balaji

It looks like it will be the specific species/data in that species that's not being handled correctly.

Can you tell me which species and what you are altering in which field?

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Jools

That looks like the eggs of two different species such is the difference in size. I'm not saying it is, just that it's really odd. This photo is from the eggs when only one male and female are present, yes? If so, I'd agree it does point to the female being subpar. Maybe keep the female on her own f...

Even better!

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Jools